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More Tais About aarress.

NKw YoiK, July 22.-The Tribune
tomorrow will say: "Mr. Garrett
spent busy afternoon at the Victoria
Hotel yesterday. He received q large
pile Of dispstche, and letters, and
kept four secretaries aud clerks hard
ct work. To Tribune re ,orter, who
saw him for Q few minutes, he taid !:
l shall certainly 70 to Europe tomor.
row. have nothing further TO say
about the Baltimore and Ohio deal
beyond what hs, already been pub.
lishsd. II nything OF which | could
talk had hsppsuei | would gladly give
II to you"
"Thes Ia little doubt that the
actions are hrst 10 recover tbs securi-
ties which NJ. Ives and his partner
gave Mr. Garrett la the deal. They
claim that since he repu lated the
deal he should give back the securi.
uee. He claims that he 10 entitled 20
them. The second action Ia for an In.
Junction TO prevent him rom dispos-
ing 81 any OF his property until the
6rst cult 10 settled, 20 tina, II his oppo
nents will, they may II neediul attach
his properly la settlement
The conduct OF his Affairs in he
absence Mr.. q ureit leaves entirely Ia
the hands OF his attorney. He will
sdl this morning on the EIuria AT
z O'Clock with his vile"
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4 s,aay Ia Puar,..,,op.

Chicago Tribune: a young man
wrote thus " the object Of his afics-
ton: 81 love you not for your for.
tune-it is a consideration that could
never influence me in choosing q
wife" Being unfamiliar with the
rules Of punctuation, no awkwarkly
inserted full stop after the words,
II love you not, aud the young lady,
10 her grief, despair and outraged
feeling, entered a convent, while her
lover, after waiting 10 vain for a 70.
ply 10 his letter, became the driver OF
a soda pop wagon. This ia q romance
Of the period, Us II we're, aud shows,
my dears, how necessary education
10 general aud the study OF punctua.
ton in particular is 10 the happiness
Of mankind.
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REAL sWOhD PLAY,
ftEhtisg In n-ntcs for more Than
Gate nossy-Ne ChiId's Play.
Iplt.k... nf..t.A

Gate no.-y-Se CsiId's Play.
lPituburs DLpstos.l
"PshAw," aculaIed Old Sport lsst
night, those sword comba,s tba Ross
aud Walsh are working over the
country are purely exhibitions and
nothing 10 them. The fact Of the
matter 10 that q sci.ntf &c sword exhi.
bition has bat lite inIeres, for the
general public nowadays, and the
more scientific they are the less inter-
esting to large majority. Time wss
when almost every one could fence a
little; then a contest for points
vas interesting, but times have
chang d In the past forty
yesrs, and compa aiively few know
anything about fencing. The general
public has b On used 10 seeing thea.
stsge combais, where they knoch
sparks rom the blades In one, two,
three, four, up aud down machine
battle, where the bass drum 10 used
with telling effect aud the csrtAln
dropped on q dead villain; but let the
actors do q scientific boat and II would
fall very Hat on an audience Of the
present day. A GET uine encounter
with swords, however, Ia the most
thrilling aud intensely exciting thing
imsgiuab O."
Did You ever see q genuine en-.
counter for blood "a duel vito
svords7' wss asked.
Il shc uld say had" answered the
sport. "rhe first I saw was many
years ago, when / VAS q youug man,
and on Il more depended than any
have ever seen since. i hal b en-
travelling about over the world, ana
had brou.ht mp In tins City Of Mexico.
At that tine tie Mexicans had even
less love Tor the Americans than they
have nov, and | had to keep my eye
wide open oil the time 10 L o.
from being drawn into q Draw
In which the chances were
would lave knife - sword
thrust between my ribs. One day I
fell In With young fellow, m Amer.
eau, who had been In Spain aud bal
bcsted all the Spanith sxordsmen a
the day. tie was eoing under the
name Of Tom Monivey, though that
was not his proper cngnomen, and q
finer looking and more companionabe
young fellow you never saw. He
spoke the spanifh language like "a.
i've, and made mp IN the coalums Of
the country, he readily passed Tot
Mexican.
I'VE became great iriends, and he
prevailed upon mo b. tske trip With
him through the country. l iound
n nj In the little towns aud Villages
remote from the capital the feeling
againsi al American uas mof. bitter,
md would have Jared badly had 4
not been for Tom. We stopped for a
lopg time In the city Of Guansju.to
ospilal of the STATE Of that name.
There we're many spanisrds aud ns.
live Mexioans there who oonsidered
themssl,ei masters Of tue sword,
and Tom soon had his hands
full. l never raw q man
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MEMORIES or 1854.
AN ELOQUENT SPEECH BY Gev
GORDON, or GEORGIA.
"The Truth VIII Make lts Way
Among the Po.teritJ OF All
Free Men,
address beiors, the Fulton County vstsr
ans AFfoeiation

address before the Fulton County Vetsr.
ans Articulation
II did not come here tonight 10
make speech. but rather TO apollo.
gize; but whenever | enter this pres
ence, IL Is difficult for me not 20
speak. / am glad to be here, and |
hope the day will never come when
| will not be glad TO meet Confed-
crate soldiers. ] do not wish my
lite prolonged one hour beyond the
time when my hear. ceases 20 respond
20 the mention Of these memories. /
never get on my feet 10 such an as
sem blaze, or meet one in private life,
that when i look into his eye aud
shake his hand, do not feel a thrill
that nothing else on earth arouses
me. Loud applause. | love the
very shadow that man makes
who trod the hills aud val.
leys ard slept 10 the swamps
from 1861 TO 1865. [Great APP
plause. | sometimes fear that these
memories may depart iron me, aud
yet, i blush when the suggestion
comos-blush with the thought that
IL Is possible for any man 70 love
with ausht Of the interest in that
cause that was 50 heroically defended
with their lives. Let US understand Tor
oncl and for all, that from It's begin.
ming 10 It's end, in that cause-in the
motives that impelled, in the courage
that defended, In the blood that vas
shed for it-eyen in its defeat, there
is naught that brings the suggestion
OF shame 10 any man. Great APP
plausc.
oAUsrs MEASURED by THEIR sue
CESS.
As | said on a former occasion, we
are apt 10 measure causes by their
success, TO condemn what fails, TO
extol what succeeds. Whatever may
be true Of this 10 general. there Is
something about this cause that lifts
IL from the level of defeat, a holiness
OF motive. a holiness OF purpose.
grandeur OF impulse that makes IL
akin TO the very holiest OF causes.
IGreat applause. We must not con.
fuse our ideas 10 thioking over these
things. IL is one thing 70 return to
the present condition Of thiuss-to
be true TO our pledges, 10 the Union
aud TO the Aag; there Is we'll de-
6ned duty that We owe, aud all
that pertains 60 IL Is our
duty 20 perform, 10 perform IL stead
lastly. honestly, keeping in view the
wellbeing Of the whole country with.
out regard TO section or sectional
lines. But, my brother, you arc not
in the wrong, and whenever | admit
We are wrong. may God blast me
where | stand. tGrcat applause.
That is not necessary. There Is no
need 20 say you we're in the wrong;
no one wants you 81 say It, lie is q
coward who would ask IL. Loyalty TO
the Union docs not require Il, patri.
otism does not demand Il; there is
not a single suggestion OF citizen
ship OF duty that will tolerate II.
The truth will make Its way among
our posteriiy, and the posterity OF all
free men. All that We nccd 10 do on
Gods earth i ~ say that II We had
the power 10 do IL AGAIN we would
not d. Il again TO regain our property
or 10 restore our slaves. But when
say that 1 propose 10 put a period TO
al( concessions. Applause.
Beyond that thore 10 nothing but
lofty impulses. grand sacrifices, els-
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OUR GLORIOUS COUNTRY.
A Fosr,h OF Jsiy Grafton Fall OF
Patriotism.

The following speech, siys the Da.
tsto Bel. was prepared for the Fourth
a July ce ebration by the Hon. 81.
CHARLES Bracegame Of the DAkuto Leg
IL laiufe:
Ladies AND GEsrLKsAs: On this
occasion, the Anniversary OF our na,
lions biithday, ne Twas informed a lev
moments ago; on this occasion, while
We are all here acne by ours Ives, the
subscription solicitor Tor the 81. Paul
pspen. who also holds the universe 10
place, not being with n, would II not
be wi N look around Us and ask who
We are out hero3
Many OF rs ave left prosperoul
homes In The East, changed our names
and cane here TO build up q nes home
and new name. Some OF us have
even left q wife and numerous oredi
tors In the Eat and come out here
with another wife aud are gradually
surrounding ourselves with bew cIedi.
tors. Are Any OF rs here for our
brslthf Do auy OF Us llnger here with
the solo obi ci In view OF building ~
q shattered constitution7 Nobody
answers. None Of US Ia here Tor thai
purpose.
No, gentlemen, We are all here going
aboat with baske, on our arms, az
ufatively speaking, plucking ths great
American dollar aud placing Il In the
basket That's the patriodo instinct
which IL sgiiatins our humble bosoms,
ss Its fellows In tue legislature would
tay.
Cent? men, what have We done
einte coming 10 tits great territoiv
Did We not md II desert gro-lug
b grass and gumw, EIDE, anu havr
we not planted " with graiu md arii.
hcisl timber and the pale tendeffoot
We found the lurking savsgs walk.
Ina along straight enough uli a man,
who writes books or newspaper arii.
clea, saw him, when he got down and
lurksd, We found Loi the poor ID an
sneaking behind q Thousand hills, AZ
the psa mist 30 graphically has II, and
40 have civilist Il him and taught lin
o. drink whisky, and gwen him = iun.
raj he never would have known In
his savage state.
We have, | repeat, disposed Of him,
and In his stead there roams over
these hills thu hail Insurance. agent
and tie candidate Tor county Office.
Where once the red handed warrior
stood and dred the sho, hea,d round
the wor d, 10 again quote from the IN.
spired writer, stands the real estate
aeeut trying b make sac snd the
brick courthouse with the roof blown
on.
A few short years ago tie untamed
buffalo snored aud y ,wed the ground
sheie nos there Ia iaf mile race
track srd farm vith q m oitgage ON IL.
We have civilized this grand do.
msin; W. have planted tao Ind ans
wbete ms va planted beiife; We
found the land not worth al rs a
clunty, aud only last week I sold an
Eastern man 9 single farm for 1900
morn than u vas worth.
A les Yeas $50 Dakota was sca-oely
Q name, nov We elect d.lssa % 10
O,nsr.-s who regularly beat Senators
from ksniueky playing pOlsri
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FIRE THIS MORNING.
Cisss Csii 90 n Bs.sere.. Ce.na-
grstisn.

This morning ut $50 O'Clock q Gre
broke on, In the mattress factory In
tho bSsemeni Of the building, No. 227
Second st'est, occupied BY the Ten.
nesee Puma Work. The factory Ia
owned by q. W. Fields, and the flames
were caused by the ignition Of a quar-.
iity Of "crcelhiOr" Two alarms we're
turned IN, bat the engines arrived 30
promptly that the building was no.
materially damaged, though the mat.
tres &c o'y was delused with water.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

Tvs great coke strike In Pspnsyl-
vanis 10 ended, after . continuance Of
moro than eleven weeks, during
which ,hs strikers became impover'
ished aud the operators Loot $4,000
sdsy. Il will require the strikers
moro than year to earn the amoun,
thoy lost. IL hiss indeed been = very
had wear for sttikea
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Nh. JORDAi'S ACCOUNT S.
A SHORTAGE or ONLY - so, IN
A GOLD PIECE, FOUND.
DUTY On Fine Live st0ek-Jnterstate
Commerce Commission Creates
y Bureau OF statistics.

WARRINGTON. July 22.-In the ex.
animation OF the books and accounts
Of Mr.. Jordan, late treaf urer OF the
United States, which has been con.
cluded, the only discrepancy was a
shortage Of So so in the WY Of gold
coins Of that denomir alton which bad
been counted by weight, many years
sRo, and passed along from treasurer
to treasurer as correct, and the mis-
take Was only discovered by actual
count. The tracer showed the name
OF the clerk who made the mistake,
and az he is still In the service the
matter was called to his attention end
he ut once made the shortage good, g.
that "Uncle Sans" cash account now
balances.
NO DUTY ON FINE LIVE STOCK.
WAsHIsGT N, July 22-The Treas.
ury Department hss decided tina, AMI.
mails OF high 81 ade and value i'm ported
from Scotland n other distant coun.
tries for breeding purposes are en-,
titled 20 free entry, notwithstapdi De
the fact that they may be for eale
This ruling reverses the decision o
the collector Of customs at Detroit
Mich, wi o assessed duty on certain
Scottish stations on the ground thai
the provision did not apply 10 animal,
intended for sale, even though import
cd for breeding Purposes.
THE ATLANTA's GUNS
WA'nIseroS, July 22 Secretary
Whitney has appointed q board o.
naval officers 10 take the cruiser At
lauta out to sea and give her batter,
thorough ties, and report upon there
| suits.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
WAsHlsaTas July 22-rhe rec ip'l
OF ths United States since July 1s
have been S23 62f, 1888 aud the ex
pendituras f22 1884. b ing "a nel
gain to date Of t729,947.
AMERICAN PRISONERS IN HAVANA.
WAsHIsoros, July 2,.-The Unilet
States Oonsnl General ut II ,vani
writes to the Department Of State, I'M
der date OF the 10th instant, that b,
bad just been assured by the Chic
Justice OF the Superior Court that tn,
cas- against Cirilo Pouble, a natural
lied American oi,iz'n, accused o
tr, aso able conspiracy, will b. hsarS
without undue delay. Inform stioI
has also been received Of the scquitta
and release oi A. s. Horsheck, al
American, who was arrested at Glen
fuegos rome time ago On q charge o
completely with bandis.
IsrsRuArs BUREAU CREATED.
WAsHIsoros, Jaly 22.-The Inter
state Commerce 90 omission ba
created buielu 10 be styled lie de
psrtment Of stats les, the head o.
which will he denuminated the audi
tor. Mr.. O. O. McCsin has been ap
pointed auditor, and will enter upor
his duties August LIST. Mr.. Mccain I
q naive OF Minnesota, and has helC
Tor several years q responsible position
In the Off OF Albsrt 2 nix, uulk lin,
commissioner 10 New York City.
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Nc Had aoae.

He sat on a log on the banks Of an
Arkansas creek, when a traveller
came along aud saluted:
Good day, mister. Waiting for
a riser"
That's just what | am waiting
70, " was the reply.
" Got a Hatboat up stream2"
" No, sir. I'm a government on.
ginecr. Congress has appropriated
$4,000 10 improve this river, aud
l'm waiting for a rise 10 | can 6ud
the stream. How long since You
saw anything o. IN"
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ArroRSKr GEsERIL GARLAND do
cides, In his opinion with regard 10
the law restricting the ownership Of
rial estate In ths Territories TO Ameh.
can citizens, thai, 10 put II bri,ay,
fIrelsn capitalists cannot establish
Irish landiordism IN America.
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ohsrss.er Of crutchee. Anything that
Will bear weight will serve.
A. 70 OoAaonA COUNTY.

49, - wa
The ArrEAL desires to state again
explicitly and emphstically that 1t
believes the people Of Ooahoms
county constitute an order-lovipg
com nunity, above reproach. The
county Is In the heart OF one Of the
most magnificent agricultural regions
In She world. II Is closely allied
to Memphis, and, as a consequences,
the interest OF the APrEAL In the
property OF the county and It's I'D.
vancement upon all lines Of material
progress cannot be questioned. The
YaEoo bottom is TO be pre-eminently
the garden spot Of the South when, to
the combined energies Of its present
industrious inhabitants, shall be added
the capital and labor Of q
desirable immigration, and such
immigration depends upon the
maintenance Of peace. A common
business Instinct would suggest the
preservation Of order and the uphold.
ing OF law. The APrEAL has never In.
tlmated that any other sentiment pre-.
vailed. Every county Of that rich al.
laval basin should and does con.
tribute TO the suppression Of turbu.
lsnse. and Coahoms county will be
fret In the good work 40 Il
has hitherto been. The APPEAL
while pursuing individual law
bfeakers' has been careful to insist
upon the fact Of this disposition fol
peaco on the part Of the people o.
Ooahona county, whom It has Away,
been glad TO asaist in every good work
That The murderer Of william Wheeler
will be found and that popular
sentiment will urge the vista
son OF the extreme penalty q
tho law upon him, the AIvRAI
moot sincerely hopes. and 1t predicts
that me election upon the question o.
removing the courthouse will be q,
quiet ~ Q May morning, and that tn,
disiursers 81 the peace OF Ooahoms,
upon the question Of removal or non.
removal, whom the APPEAL has held
TO q lust public condemn alton, will b.
he'd 10 q strict subordinst.on OF the
law. To this the best citizens Of the
county on both sides Of the question
are pledged
Asto Mr.. Williams, the editor o.
the Clarksdale News, who 10 charged
with the killing Of william
Wheeler. the APPEAL wants Il
say word In Justice
Mr.. Williams has had q preliminary
examination before q magistrate. He
states that he has been bound over Il
the circuit Court and that bis trIa
cannot take place until the regular
session Of the court NEXT fall. and thai
he Is thereby estopped from Fastening
his thsl. lis explanation IL sufficient
He cannot under the law take any
steps 10 an adequate defense, moi
car he be released from hil
bonds sntil the trial shall have bee,
had. He has denied his guilt, and II
view OF that denial II remains the dat,
q tho people Of Coshoms county Il
redoubIs their efforts TO fiud the muir
derer Of William Wheeler. It 10 Mr.
williams right TO insist upon the 10
gal presumption d innocence, and
that presumption must be accorded
klu.
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osrre,t AIss ID ssrmsssd.

Nkw YuRK, July 22.-"Mr. Garrett
falls back on his letter." said Henry
Clews, banker, today, "snd has moth.
Ing to say on the subject Of the Balti.
more and Ohio matter which Is not
contained therein. His p sition as
taken 10 that matter Is absolutely cor.
rect. did not see Mr.. Garrett last
evening sf,er the papers In the con.
templated suit we're served on him. I
saw him today, though. The suit does
not tcare him. l. Is simply an effort
on the part Of Mr.. Ives to compel Mr..
Garrett to return the securities which
were iorfsiled"
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THE county clerks books show On
increase over last year Of s8,Sll $50 In
real aDd personal property valuation.
Memphis 10 growing rich very last.
The gallo In personal property, %. $685..
B45, IL astonishing.
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AIrIaaae II Anrriiaa.

TAe follosinE 10 the preface 10 the SOB
tnrip,ion papsf Of citssns of Covingtss.
Approaching ., v. do the sscrsdns. Of
- cau.e Tor vhoh the brave and gallant
tsd uitninG 10 erurass cur Appreciation 81
hst sac'ih ., ve, the underlined citisens
81 ovinston lena, sid vieinity. Dc psy
ths aneunt subscribed opposite oar namss
es.h efectinEto the memory Of the
ett eouthsIn maftyf 10 prohibition a monu .
neat that hall pottt re sure heaven ssri
snti 30 tout and most horrible m urder shall
'ss ave s,d asd Prohibition shall sItend evx
thtf ebtsre Amsrie n eottinsnt."
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Ms. GARaKTr. with the option 30
tuniits Il the Iyes-slayner patty In
his pocket aud vita his baltimore and
OHIO holdings uudisturbed, has rsths OF
the better Of the bargain.
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S,.. View GASES OF yellow Fever.

KKr wrsr, fla, July 22.-Hins
new cases Of yellow fever have devel-
optd since yesterday. bat no deaths
haze occurred a. In previous reports
during the las. two weeks. These
1sw cAses ars mostly childien, OF
whom nearlya bu dre1 are aad have
been under treatment without any
bad feaulta.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

Tue people Of Sherman, Texas, now
that they have secured direct COM
nunicsIion with Memphis, seem 10 bs
inbutd with the idea that the world
IN thar ovstar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

TuEsr was an immense land slide
below Helena yesterday, as the Az.
rEAL's special reports. The tracks Of
the ~. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern went inis the river.
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TuE suggestion that the Tory gov
eminent wants Lord Harrington In the
csbine, 10 probably correct Lord
Salisbury 10 not particular ~ 10 the
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An ra~s ct Att,
80 -

DO you admire pAiutins2" she
asked Of Billy Bliyen as they were
walking along together.
NO" replied Billy, II can't say
that do. but IL q woman is 80 con.
founded ugly that she cant 20 along
without il, Of course I'd advise her
10 10 ahead" 81 - - :.
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Tue Mississippi Baptis, Convention
yesterday adopted a resolution to me
mona.iEs the Legislature 10 prevent
,he running Of freight cars on Sunday.
The freight train crews will bless the
Bap.itt Church,
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Tvs Republican press Of the coun.
Try does not tAGe kindly 10 the Ohio
plaiilrm aud ticket. Tnis means that
rrotpsots for q Democratic triumph
are xefY fosf.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

MEnrnrs will grow mex, winter.
while Northern oitIes are locked fast
In the letha.gY Of winter. The boom
Of Memphis l. p,rsnnial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

CHIcAo,, Ill The custom cutters
concluded their coz venlion tonight,
alter adopting a new name, "fhs
Custom Foremaa TAilors' As Sciation
OF America" Tbs next meeting will
b held In Chicago In Janssry,
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO DEAL.
THE IVES SYNDICATE HOLDS A
CONFERENCE.
Proceedings TO Prevent Garrett
From Transferring His stock
Commenced.

Nsw Yoax, April ga conference
Of parties Interested in the Ives syndi-
cate is being held this afternoon.
There Is no news on the matter 90 far,
although some faith Is put In state
ment that the Pennsylvania will oh.
tain control u the property by q guar
antee Of this stock and A. J. Cassett
ne made president In CARROTS place.
Garrett's friends state that he intends
giving Q fare veil dinner tonight before
calling for Europe tomorrow. Re.
sports are current In the Excha nge that
Ives d 70. have commenced proce ed
ings TO obtain an Injunction prevent
ing Garrett from transferring bis
stock until their rights 10 II ara deter.
mined. Ives and bis lawyers are still
In conference and no settlement has
been made by them. All the mem.
bers OF the Ives party state that they
have decided TO make no settleme nj
OF their side Of the Baltimore and
Ohio matter. The only new develop.
ment TODAY 10 q story that the Bali.
more and Ohio has sold its interest In
the Pittsburg and Western to the
Pennsy lvsnis company. II that is so,
the Baltimore and Ohio 10 cut fl from
Cleveland, as the Pittsburg and West.
ern formed it's connection TO that
point.
Henry 8. Ives refused 10 see any
person except his counsel. The com
plant In tie suit for which the sum
mons was served on Robert Gar ct,
yesterday has not been drawn up, bu
counsel for Ives are working ON them
rapidly and expect to have them
ready tomorrow. They will ask for NJ
injuuction against the transfer OF the
Baltimore aud Ohio stock, which Ives
claims 10 have purchased, tomorrow
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

rHLLaw TsvKR does not exist In
Memphis, ssvgin ihe imisirstion Of
Ian.
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THE GAsBRvLL MONUMENT,
The following ie q statement Of the
APrEAL's Gsmbrell monument fund
10 date:
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